AC two-wire switch

ABSTRACT

An AC two-wire switch, comprising a pair of external terminals, a main circuit bidirectional switching module being connected between a pair of the external terminals, a control circuit for controlling action of the main circuit bidirectional switching module, and a self-generating power supply for providing the working power supply to the control circuit. The self-generating power supply includes a rectifying circuit, a voltage stabilizing circuit, a main circuit off-state feed circuit and at least one mutual inductor. According to this invention, the provided AC two-wire switch may greatly reduce the additional on-state voltage-drop and the additional off-state current, and furnish the best short-circuit protection and quick-acting overload protection.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

This invention relates to AC two-wire switches and more particularly toan AC two-wire switch using the mutual inductor for its regeneratedpower supply. This switch has only two external terminals to beconnected to an AC circuit in series and applies to control on-off ofthe load.

Prior AC two-wire switches are mostly composed of electronic devices. Onand off of the switch, that is, on and off of the operating current ofthe load depend on cut-in or cut-off of a module which is termed themain circuit bidirectional switching (MCBS) module. It is the same asother non-contact switches, because the MCBS module mainly consists oftransistors or thyristors, the AC two-wire switch is possessed of theon-state voltage-drop and the off-state current result from theconduction voltage-drop and the cut-off leak current of the transistorsor the thyristors. This on-state voltage-drop and this off-state currentare termed the inherent on-state voltage-drop and the inherent off-statecurrent respectively.

A control circuit exists in the AC two-wire switch with the controlfunction. Here termed the regenerated power supply acts as the operatingpower supply of the control circuit. Differing from the internal powersupply of non-two-wire switches, the regenerated power supply can not bedirectly generated from the AC power source through the conversion, butobtained from increasing the on-state voltage-drop and the off-statecurrent of the AC two-wire switch. This increment of the on-statevoltage and the off-state current are termed the additional on-statevoltage-drop and the additional off-state current respectively.

The ways are different to produce the regenerated power supply in twostates of the MCBS module. For the prior art, when the MCBS module iscut-off, the AC power source via the load and the rectifier produces theregenerated power supply, thus the additional off-state current is atleast equal to the output current of the regenerated power supply. Whenthe MCBS module is cut-in, it has two methods to produce the regeneratedpower supply in the prior art: the first is a Zener diode to beconnected to the main circuit in series, to rely on the voltage acrossthe Zener diode obtaining regenerated power supply; although this methodcan get stable regenerated power supply, the power dissipation in theZener diode increases sharply under large current load; the second isthat a thyristor is used in the main circuit and this thyristor isnon-full-conduction state, the regenerated power supply is produced whenthe thyristor current enters a section of cut-off region after thezero-crossing, thus the distortion of the wave form of the load currentis unavoidable. As the two methods mentioned above, the additionalon-state voltage-drop is at least equal to the voltage of theregenerated power supply; if the regenerated power supply voltage is 5volts, the additional on-state voltage-drop will be several times asmuch as the inherent on-state voltage-drop. Therefore, the additional onstate voltage-drop and the additional off-state current, especially theadditional on-state voltage-drop increases obviously compare with theinherent on-state voltage-drop result in the prior art has only arestricted application.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

This invention overcomes the disadvantages of the prior art, pioneers anew development direction of the AC tow-wire switch, lays solidfoundations for wide applications of this switch.

According to the invention, there is provided an AC two-wire switchcomprising:

a pair of external terminals means being connected to an AC circuit,this AC circuit including a load;

an MCBS module means being connected between a pair of externalterminals means for controlling cut-in and cut-off of the operatingcurrent of the load;

a control circuit means being connected to the MCBS module means forcontrolling the MCBS module action; and

at least a regenerated power supply means being connected to the powersupply terminals of the control circuit means for providing theoperating power supply of the control circuit, the regenerated powersupply comprising a rectifying circuit, a voltage stabilizing circuit, amain circuit off-state feed circuit and at least a mutual inductor, themutual inductor comprising at least a primary winding and at least asecondary winding, the primary winding and the MCBS module are tandemconnection, the secondary winding being connected to the input terminalsof the rectifying circuit.

According to the invention, the provided AC two-wire switch has severaladvantages as follows:

1. For using non-contact device in the MCBS module, this inventiongreatly reduces the additional off-state current and the additionalon-state voltage-drop whose effect is even more striking under largecurrent load compare with the prior art; for using contact device in theMCBS module, the tow-wire structures are completed to sacrifice theleast additional on-state voltage-drop.

2. The attached overcurrent signal can easily establish the bestshort-circuit protection and quick-acting overload protection.

3. This switch is able to work under the non-sine wave power source.

4. Several regenerated power supplies may be produced in an AC two-wireswitch to suit various control circuits and control forms.

5. The voltage applicable range of the AC power source is enlargedfurther in some projects of using the current stabilizing component.

6. Since the mutual inductor is used and the positive feedback isformed, the transit time is extremely short from start conduction tofull conduction for the MCBS module so that its power dissipation isreduced in the course of the conduction.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 to FIG. 12 show twelve circuit diagrams of twelve main circuitbidirectional switching modules of this invention.

FIG. 13 to FIG. 32 show twenty block diagrams from first project totwentieth project of this invention.

FIG. 33 shows another block diagram of third project of this invention.

FIG. 34 to FIG. 37 show the detailed circuit diagrams of four preferredembodiments of first project of this invention.

FIG. 38 to FIG. 40 show the detailed circuit diagrams of three preferredembodiments of second project of this invention.

FIG. 41 and FIG. 42 show the detailed circuit diagrams of two preferredembodiments of third project of this invention.

FIG. 43 and FIG. 44 show the detailed circuit diagrams of two preferredembodiments of fourth project of this invention.

FIG. 45 to FIG. 59 show the detailed circuit diagrams of each preferredembodiment from fifth project to nineteenth project of this invention.

FIG. 60 and FIG. 61 show the detailed circuit diagrams of two preferredembodiments of twentieth project of this invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The invention will be detailed description with reference to thedrawings and the embodiments as shown in the following.

In the circuit diagram of FIG. 1, the main circuit bidirectionalswitching module is a bidirectional thyristor and has two main electrodeterminals T1,T2 and a control electrode terminal G1; the control signalshould be entered between the terminal G1 and the terminal T1. In FIG.2, the MCBS module consists of two bidirectional thyristor and aresistor; it has two main electrode terminals T1, T2 and a controlelectrode terminal G1; the control signal should be entered between theterminal G1 and terminal T1, In FIG. 3 the MCBS module consists of alight emitting diode and a bidirectional photoelectric thyristor; it hastwo main electrode terminals T1, T2 and two control electrode terminalsG1, G2; the control signal should be entered between the terminal G1 andthe terminal G2. In FIG. 4, the MCBS module consists of two VMOS FETs.In FIG. 5, the MCBS module consists of two bipolar transistors. In FIG.6, the MCBS module consists of two IGBTs. In FIG. 4 to FIG. 6, all theMCBS modules have two main electrode terminals T1, T2 and two controlelectrode terminals G1, G2; all the control signals should be enteredbetween the terminal G1 and the terminal G2. In FIG. 7, the MCBS moduleconsists of a unidirectional thyristor and four diodes. In FIG. 8, theMCBS module consists of a VOMS and four diodes. In FIG. 9, the MCBSmodule consists of a bipolar transistor and four diodes. In FIG. 10, theMCBS module consists of a IGBT and four diodes. In FIG. 7 to FIG. 10,all the MCBS modules have two main electrode terminals T1,T2 and twocontrol electrode terminals G1,G2 and a start terminal S; all thecontrol signals should be entered between the terminal G1 and theterminal G2. In FIG. 11 the MCBS module consists of two unidirectionalthyristors; it has two main electrode terminal T1, T2 and two controlelectrode terminals G1,G2; this MCBS module requires two synchronouscontrol signals entered between the terminal G1 and the terminal T1 andbetween the terminal G2 and the terminal T2 respectively. In FIG. 12,the MCBS module is a mechano-electric relay which having a coil and apair of normally open contacts; the control signal should be enteredbetween two terminals of the coil.

FIG. 13 shows a block diagram of first project of this invention. InFIG. 13, terminal 3 and terminal 3' are two external terminals of thisAC two-wire switch, they and the AC power source 1 and the load 2 aretandem connection. The regenerated power supply consists of the mutualinductor H1, the rectifying and voltage stabilizing circuit 6 and theimpedance element Z. The mutual inductor H1 has three windings: secondprimary winding L1, first primary winding L2 and first secondary windingL3. The winding L1 and the element Z in series compose a main circuitoff-state feed circuit and are connected to the terminal 3 and theterminal 3'. One terminal of the winding L2 is connected to the terminalT2 (or T1) of the MCBS module 4, another terminal of the winding L2 andthe terminal T1 (or T2) are connected to the terminal 3 and the terminal3' respectively. The winding L3 is connected to the input terminals ofthe rectifying and voltage stabilizing circuit 6. The output voltage ofthe circuit 6 is the very voltage of the regenerated power supply, it isused as the operating power supply of the control circuit 7; therefore,the output terminals of the circuit 6 are connected to the power supplyterminals of the control circuit 7. The output terminals of the controlcircuit 7 are connected to the control electrode terminal G1 and G2 ofthe MCBS module 4, the control signal of the output of the controlcircuit 7 via the terminal G1 and G2 controls cut-in and cut-off of theMCBS module 4. In FIG. 13, the MCBS module 4 may use any one as shown inFIG. 1 to FIG. 10; because the MCBS module as shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2has not the terminal G2, if they are used, the lead wires which may beconnected to the terminal G2 should be connected to the terminal T1.

For the circuit in FIG. 13, to produce the regenerated power supply hastwo ways. When the MCBS module 4 is cut-off, certain current exists inthe winding L1 because the winding L1 and the element Z, the load 2, theAC power source 1 form a loop; this current is the very additionaloff-state current; it acts as the primary input current of the mutualinductor H1 so the induced voltage across the secondary winding L3 isused as the regenerated power supply by rectifying and voltagestabilizing; on the other hand, its effect may be neglect that only acut-off leak current of the transistor or the thyristor exists in thewinding L2. When the MCBS module 4 is cut-in, because the flowing is theoperating current of the load 2 in the primary winding L2, similarly theinduced voltage across the secondary winding L3 is used as theregenerated power supply by rectifying and voltage stabilizing; at thistime, because the winding L1 and L2 are two primary windings in parallelwith each other through different impedance and the impedance on thepath of the winding L1 is very large relatively, flowing current is verysmall in the winding L1 and its effect may be neglect actually. In FIG.13, the additional on-state voltage-drop is the voltage across thewinding L2 when the MCBS module 4 is cut-in.

For the circuit in FIG. 13, the regenerated power supply has solved thefeed of the control circuit 7 within this AC two-wire switch, thereupon,it may control on-off of the load 2 according to the control mode of thecontrol circuit 7.

FIG. 14 shows a block diagram of second project of this invention. InFIG. 14, terminal 3 and terminal 3' are two external terminals of thisAC two-wire switch, they and the AC power source 1 and the load 2 aretandem connection. The regenerated power supply consists of the mutualinductor H2, the rectifying circuit 8, the voltage stabilizing circuit9, and the main circuit off-state feed circuit which consists of thediode D and the resistor R in series. The mutual inductor H2 has twowindings: the primary winding L4 and the secondary winding L5. Oneterminal of the winding L4 is connected to the main electrode terminalT2 of the MCBS module 4; another terminal of the winding L4, theterminal 3 and one terminal of the series circuit which consists of thediode D and the resistor R are interconnected; another terminal of saidseries circuit, one terminal of the output of the rectifying circuit 8and one terminal of the input of the voltage stabilizing circuit 9 areinterconnected; another terminal of the output of the rectifying circuit8, the common reference node of the voltage stabilizing circuit 9, thecommon reference node of the control circuit 7, the main electrodeterminal T1 and the terminal 3' are interconnected. The winding L5 isconnected to the input terminals of the rectifying circuit 8. The outputvoltage of the voltage stabilizing circuit 9 is the very voltage of theregenerated power supply, it is used as the power supply of controlcircuit 7 so the output terminals of the voltage stabilizing circuit 9are connected to the power supply terminals of the control circuit 7.The output terminal of the control circuit 7 is connected to the controlelectrode terminal G1 of the MCBS module 4. The control signal whichchanges against the common bus via the terminal G1 controls cut-in andcut-off of the MCBS module 4. In FIG. 14, the MCBS module 4 may use anyone as shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 10.

For the circuit in FIG. 14, the regenerated power supply to be producehas two ways: when the MCBS module 4 is cut-off, the AC power source 1and the load 2, the diode D, the resistor R and two terminals of theoutput of the rectifying circuit 8 form a loop that produces a DCvoltage across two terminals of the output of the circuit 8, thisvoltage via the voltage stabilizing circuit 9 is used as the regeneratedpower supply; when the MCBS module 4 is cut-in, the flowing is theoperating current of the load 2 in the winding L4, it acts as theprimary input current of the mutual inductor H2 so the induced voltageacross the secondary winding L5 via rectifying and voltage stabilizingis used as the regenerated power supply. In FIG. 14, the additionalon-state voltage-drop is the voltage across the winding L4 when the MCBSmodule is cut-in; the additional off-state current is half-wave currentin the diode D when the MCBS module is cut-off.

For the circuit in FIG. 14, the regenerated power supply has solved thefeed of the control circuit 7 within this AC two-wire switch, thereupon,it may control on-off of the load 2 according to the control mode of thecontrol circuit 7.

FIG. 15 and FIG. 33 show two block diagrams of third project of thisinvention. FIG. 16 to FIG. 32 show seventeen block diagrams from fourthproject to twentieth project of this invention.

In FIG. 15 to FIG. 33, the terminal 3 and 3' are two external terminalsof these AC two-wire switches, they and the AC power source 1 and theload 2 are tandem connection. In these two-wire switches, everyregenerated power supply consisted of the mutual inductor H1 or H2, therectifying circuit 8 and the voltage stabilizing circuit 9 or therectifying and voltage stabilizing circuit 6, and the main circuitoff-state feed circuit which via the AC power source 1 and the load 2produces the regenerated power supply when the main circuit isoff-state.

In FIG. 15, FIG. 25 and FIG. 26, the mutual inductor H1 has threewindings: second primary winding L1, first primary winding L2 and firstsecondary winding L3. The winding L1, and the impedance element Z or thebidirectional current stabilizing component 5 in series compose a maincircuit off-state feed circuit and are connected to the terminal 3 and3'. The winding L2 via two main electrode terminals T1, T2 or thenormally open contacts 12 of the mechano-electric relay is connected tothe terminal 3 and 3'. The winding L3 is connected to the inputterminals of the rectifying and voltage stabilizing circuit 6. Theoutput voltage of the rectifying and voltage stabilizing circuit 6 isthe very voltage of the regenerated power supply and is used as thepower supply of the control circuit 7, therefore, the output terminalsof the rectifying and voltage stabilizing circuit 6 are connected to thepower supply terminals of the control circuit 7. The output terminals ofthe control circuit 7 are connected to two control electrode terminalsG1, G2 or the coil 11 of the mechano-electric relay. The control signalof the output of the control circuit 7 via the terminal G1 and G2 or thecoil 11 controls cut-in and cut-off of the MCBS module 4.

In FIG. 15, the MCBS module 4 may use any one as shown in FIG. 1 to FIG.11, because the MCBS module as shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 has not theterminal G2, if they are used, the lead wires which may be connected tothe terminal G2 should be connected to the terminal T1; if used as shownin FIG. 11, it should supplement the second secondary winding L3', thesecond rectifying and voltage stabilizing circuit 6' and the secondcontrol circuit 7' as shown in FIG. 33 so that the output terminals oftwo control circuits 7 and 7' are connected to the terminal G1, T1 andthe terminal G2, T2 respectively and two synchronous control signals areused to control cut-in and cut-off of the MCBS module. Of course, forthe circuit in FIG. 13, the MCBS module 4 also may use as shown in FIG.11 similarly as mentioned above.

In FIG. 16 to FIG. 24 and in FIG. 27 to FIG. 32, the same aspects incircuit configuration are as follows: the mutual inductor H2 has twowindings, the primary winding L4 and the secondary winding L5; oneterminal of the winding L4 is connected to the main electrode terminalT2 of the MCBS module 4 or one contact of the pair of normally opencontacts 12, another terminal of the winding L4 is connected to theterminal 3, the main electrode terminal T1 or another contact of thepair of normally open contacts 12 is connected to the terminal 3'; thewinding L5 is connected to the input terminals of the rectifying circuit8 or the rectifying and voltage stabilizing circuit 6; the outputterminals of the rectifying circuit 8 are connected to the inputterminals of the stabilizing circuit 9; the output voltage of thevoltage stabilizing circuit 9 or the rectifying and voltage stabilizingcircuit 6 is the voltage of the regenerated power supply and is used asthe power supply of the control circuit 7, therefore, the outputterminals of the circuit 9 or the circuit 6 are connected to the powersupply terminals of the control circuit 7; the output terminals of thecontrol circuit 7 are connected to the control electrode terminal G1 andG2 or the terminal G1 and the main electrode terminal T1 or the coil 11;the control signal of the output of the control circuit 7 via theterminal G1, G2 or the terminal G1, T1 or the coil 11 controls cut-inand cut-off of the MCBS module 4.

In FIG. 16 to FIG. 24 and in FIG. 32, the different aspects in circuitconfiguration are as follows: in FIG. 18 and FIG. 23, one terminal ofthe output of the rectifying circuit 8, the common reference node of thevoltage stabilizing circuit 9, the common reference node of the controlcircuit 7 and the main electrode terminal T1 are interconnected; in FIG.16 and in FIG. 17 and in FIG. 19 to FIG. 22 and in FIG. 24, one terminalof the output of the rectifying circuit 8, the common reference node ofthe voltage stabilizing circuit 9, the common reference node of thecontrol circuit 7 and the control electrode terminal G2 areinterconnected; for the circuits in FIG. 16 to FIG. 24, another terminalof the output of the rectifying circuit 8, via the resistor R isconnected to the terminal 3 in FIG. 16; via the resistor R is connectedto the start terminal S of the MCBS module 4 in FIG. 17; via theunidirectional current stabilizing component 10 is connected to theterminal 3 in FIG. 18 and FIG. 19; via the component 10 is connected tothe start terminal S in FIG. 20; is connected to one terminal of theoutput of the bridging rectifying circuit BR in FIG. 21, anotherterminal of the output of this circuit BR is connected to the terminalG2, two terminals of input of this circuit BR via the impedance elementZ are connected to the terminal 3 and 3'; via the component 10 isconnected to one terminal of the output of the bridging rectifyingcircuit BR in FIG. 22, another terminal of the output of this circuit BRis connected to the terminal G2, two terminals of the input of thiscircuit BR are connected to the terminal 3 and 3' respectively; isconnected to the negative terminal of first diode D1 in FIG. 23 and FIG.24, the positive terminal of first diode D1 and the negative terminal ofsecond diode D2 and one terminal of the impedance element Z areinterconnected, another terminal of this element Z is connected to theterminal 3, the positive terminal of second diode D2 is connected to theterminal 3'. For the circuit in FIG. 32, one terminal of the output ofthe rectifying and voltage stabilizing circuit 6 and the commonreference node of the control circuit 7 and the control electrodeterminal G2 are interconnected; another terminal of the output of thiscircuit 6 and one terminal of first impedance element Z1 and oneterminal of second impedance element Z2 are interconnected; anotherterminal of the element Z1 is connected to the main electrode terminalT2; another terminal of the element Z2 is connected to main electrodeterminal T1.

In FIG. 27 to FIG. 31, the different aspects in circuit configurationare as follows: two terminals of the output of the rectifying circuit 8are connected to two terminals of input of the voltage stabilizingcircuit 9 respectively and, via the resistor R and the diode D in seriesare connected to the terminal 3 and 3' in FIG. 27; via theunidirectional current stabilizing component 10 are connected to theterminal 3 and 3' in FIG. 28; one of the terminals is connected to thenegative terminal of first diode D1 in FIG. 29, another and the positiveterminal of second diode D2 and the terminal 3' are interconnected, thepositive terminal of first diode D1 and the negative terminal of seconddiode D2 and one terminal of the impedance element Z are interconnected,another terminal of this element Z is connected to the terminal 3; areconnected to two terminals of the output of the bridging rectifyingcircuit BR respectively in FIG. 30, two terminal of the input of thiscircuit BR via the impedance element Z are connected to the terminal 3and 3'; via the unidirectional current stabilizing component 10 areconnected to two terminals of the output of the bridging rectifyingcircuit BR in FIG. 31, two terminals of the input of this circuit BR areconnected to the terminals 3 and 3' respectively.

For the circuits in FIG. 16 to FIG. 24 and in FIG. 27 to FIG. 32, themain circuit off-state feed circuit consists of, the resistor R in FIG.16 and in FIG. 17; the unidirectional current stabilizing component 10in FIG. 18 to FIG. 20 and in FIG. 28; the bridging rectifying circuit BRand the impedance element Z in FIG. 21 and in FIG. 30; the bridgingrectifying circuit BR and the unidirectional current stabilizingcomponent 10 in FIG. 22 and in FIG. 31; first diode D1 and second diodeD2 and the impedance element Z in FIG. 23 and in FIG. 24 and in FIG. 29;the diode D and the resistor R in FIG. 27; first impedance element Z1and second impedance element Z2 in FIG. 32.

In FIG. 16, FIG. 19, FIG. 24 and FIG. 32, the MCBS module 4 may use anyone as shown FIG. 4 to FIG. 10. In FIG. 17 and FIG. 20, the MCBS module4 may use any one as shown FIG. 7 to FIG. 10. In FIG. 18 and FIG. 23,the MCBS module 4 may use any one as shown FIG. 1 to FIG. 3, if used asshown FIG. 3, the terminal G2 and the terminal T1 should beinterconnected. In FIG. 21 and FIG. 22, the MCBS module 4 may use anyone as shown FIG. 3 to FIG. 10.

For the circuits in FIG. 15 to FIG. 32, when the MCBS module is cut-in,the ways to produce the regenerated power supply is the same: becausethe load operating current exists in the primary winding L2 or theprimary winding L4, the induced voltage across the secondary winding L3or L5 via rectifying and voltage stabilizing is used as the regeneratedpower supply. In FIG. 15 to FIG. 32, when the MCBS module is cut-off,although all the regenerated power supplies are produced by the AC powersource 1 via the load 2 and the main circuit off-state feed circuit,every detail is different. In FIG. 15, FIG. 25 and FIG. 26, because theAC power source 1 via the load 2, the element Z or the component 5 andthe winding L1 form a loop, a certain current exists in the winding L1and this current is the primary input current of the mutual inductor H1so the induced voltage across the secondary winding L3 by rectifying andvoltage stabilizing is used as the regenerated power supply. In FIG. 16to FIG. 24 and in FIG. 27 to FIG. 31, a DC voltage between two terminalsof the output of the rectifying circuit 8 is formed at first, this DCvoltage then by voltage stabilizing is used as the regenerated powersupply. This DC voltage, in FIG. 16 and FIG. 19, is formed by the ACpower source 1 via the load 2, the resistor R or the component 10 andthe unidirectional conduction passage between the terminal G2 and theterminal T1 (for the MCBS module in FIG. 7 to FIG. 10, between thecontrol electrode terminal G2 and the main electrode terminal T1 thereis the unidirectional conduction diode; for the MCBS module in FIG. 4 toFIG. 6, between the terminal G2 and the terminal T1, there is the drainelectrode and the source of the VMOS FET whose gate electrode has nopositive bias voltage; or is the collector and the emitter of thebipolar transistor whose base has no poured current, so there is aunidirectional conduction passage similarly); in FIG. 17 and FIG. 20, isformed by the AC power source 1 via the load 2, the bridging rectifyingcircuit in the MCBS module, and the resistor R or the component 10; inFIG. 18, FIG. 27 and FIG. 28, is formed by the AC power source 1 via theload 2, the diode D and the resistor R or the component 10; in FIG. 21,FIG. 22, FIG. 30 and FIG. 31, is formed by the AC power source 1 via theload 2, the bridging rectifying circuit BR and the element Z or thecomponent 10; in FIG. 23 and FIG. 29, is formed by the AC power source 1via the load 2, the element Z and first diode D1, here the function ofsecond diode D2 is to offer an AC passage for the capacitive impedance;in FIG. 24, is formed by the AC power source 1 via the load 2, theelement Z, first diode D1 and the unidirectional conduction passagebetween the terminal G2 and the terminal T1. In FIG. 32, when the MCBSmodule 4 is cut-off, and while positive half-wave or negative half-waveof the AC power source 1, the AC power source 1, via first impedanceelement Z1 and a unidirectional conduction passage between the terminalG2 and the terminal T1, or via second impedance element Z2 and aunidirectional conduction passage between the terminal G2 and theterminal T2 forms a DC voltage between two terminals of the output ofthe rectifying and voltage stabilizing circuit 6, this DC voltage isused as the regenerated power supply.

For the circuits in FIG. 15 to FIG. 32, when the MCBS module is cut-in,the additional on-state voltage-drop is the AC voltage-drop across thewinding L2 or the winding L4; when the MCBS module is cut-off, theadditional off-state current, in FIG. 15, FIG. 25 and FIG. 26, is the ACcurrent in the winding L1; in FIG. 16, FIG. 18, FIG. 19, FIG. 27 andFIG. 28, is the half-wave current in the resistor R or the component 10;in FIG. 21, FIG. 23, FIG. 24, FIG. 29 and FIG. 30, is the AC current inthe impedance element Z; in FIG. 22 and FIG. 31, is the AC current whichflows into the input terminal of the bridging rectifying circuit BR; inFIG. 17 and FIG. 20, is the increment of the AC current which flows intothe input terminal of the bridging rectifying circuit in the MCBS module4, and the increment is caused by the current in the resistor R or thecomponent 10; in FIG. 32, is the increment of the AC current in thewinding L4 that is caused by the element Z1 and the element Z2.

For the circuits in FIG. 15 to FIG. 32, the regenerated power supply hassolved the feed of the control circuit within the AC two-wire switch,thereupon, it may control on-off of the load 2 according to the controlmode of the control circuit 7.

The parameters of the mutual inductor H1 and H2 are determined accordingto the design of protection-used mutual inductor. For the mutualinductor H1, the winding L1 and L2 are two primary windings, the windingL3 is a secondary winding. The primary input current in the winding L2is the operating current of the load 2. The current in the winding L1may be changed by way of modifying the impedance element Z value andproperty or the current stabilizing value of the bidirectional currentstabilizing component 5. If the capacity requirements of the regeneratedpower supply are alike under two states of the main circuit, theampere-turns of the winding L1 and L2 should be nearly equal. Thesecondary output voltage value across the winding L3 is determinedshould according to the capacity requirement and the voltage value ofthe regenerated power supply and the form of the rectifying and voltagestabilizing circuit. For the mutual inductor H2, the winding L4 is aprimary winding and the winding L5 is a secondary winding. The primaryinput current in the winding is the operating current of the load 2. Thesecondary output voltage value across the winding L5 is determined suchas above mentioned.

FIG. 34 to FIG. 61 show the detailed circuit diagrams of the preferredembodiments of this invention. Herein, except for FIG. 37, the terminal3 and 3' are two external terminals of the AC two-wire switch of thisinvention, two external terminals and the AC power source 1 and the load2 are tandem connection.

FIG. 34 shows a detailed circuit diagram of first preferred embodimentof first project of this invention. This is a two-wire temperaturecontrol switch. The AC power source 1 voltage is 220 volts, 50 hertzs.The load 2 is a heater of which the current is 1 ampere. The mutualinductor H11 corresponding, with the mutual inductor H1 in FIG. 13. TheMCBS module uses a form as shown FIG. 3. The rectifying and voltagestabilizing circuit consists of four diode D11 to D13, the integratedcircuit IC11 and the outer-periphery elements. The control circuitconsists of the circuit IC12 and the outer-periphery elements. R13 is agradual change negative temperature coefficient thermistor. When thecooling resistance value of the thermistor R13 increases to 30kilo-ohms, third pin of the circuit IC12 becomes high level, thus thephotoelectric bidirectional thyristor in the photoelectric coupler TR11conduct on and the heater 2 is turned on, When the heating resistancevalue of the thermistor R13 reduces to 7.5 Kilo-ohms, third pin of thecircuit IC12 is low level, thus the thyristor is cut-off and the heater2 is turned off.

In FIG. 34, expect for the thermistor R13, datum of other elements showas follows:

H11 Piece of core

XE6-D310-0.2-B SJ97-65 (Thickness 12.5 m/m)

XI6-D310-0.2-B SJ97-65 (Thickness 12.5 m/m)

    ______________________________________                                        winding    Turns   wire outer diameter (m/m)                                  ______________________________________                                        L11        5500    0.03                                                       L12         30     0.50                                                       L13        1000    0.13                                                       ______________________________________                                    

IC11=CW7663; IC12=LM555; TR11=SP1100;

D11 to D14=1N4001; C11=0.1 μF; C12=0.047 μF;

C13=22 μF; C14=0.01 μF; R11=300K Ω;

R12=100K Ω; R14=15K Ω; R15=300 Ω.

In FIG. 34, when load current is 1 ampere, the additional on-statevoltage-drop is 0.4 volt and the additional off-state current is 5milliamperes; they are greatly decrease compare with the prior art. Thefeature of this two-wire switch is to realize electric isolation betweenthe sensor (here is the thermistor) and the AC power source.

FIG. 35 shows a detailed circuit diagram of second preferred embodimentof first project of this invention. This is a large current two-wireprotection switch depends on two buttons to control on-off of load 2.Its feature is that there is no additional off-state current when theload 2 is turned off. The applicable range of the AC power source 1 is100 volts to 250 volts, 50 hertzs. The allowable change range of theload current is 5 amperes to 25 amperes. The mutual inductor H31corresponding with the mutual inductor H1 in FIG. 13 and the capacitorC31 corresponding with the impedance element Z in FIG. 13. Therectifying circuit consists of four diode D31 to D34. The voltagestabilizing circuit consist of the resistor R31, the diode DZ31 and thecapacitor C32. The MCBS module uses a form as shown FIG. 2. The controlcircuit consists of two buttons K31 and K32, the resistors R32, R33, R34and a thyristor SCR 31. Concrete operating process shows as follows:after the button K31 is pushed down, the regenerated power supply whichis established depend on the current in the winding L31 via the resistorR32 triggers the thyristor BCR31 so the thyristor BCR31 and BCR32conduct on and the load 2 is cut-in,. After the thyristor BCR32 iscut-in, the regenerated power supply depends on the load current in thewining L32 so the button K31 need not push down. If want to turn off theload 2 since then, pushing down the button K32 only, thus theregenerated power supply is short-circuited so that the thyristor BCR31and BCR32 are cut-off and the load 2 is turned off. If the load currentexceeds rating (26 amperes) when the load 2 is cut-in, the outputvoltage of the rectifying circuit will increase and this voltage makesthe thyristor SCR31 conduction through the voltage divider R33 and R34,thus the thyristor BCR31 and BCR32 will be cut-off so the overloadprotection is completed.

In FIG. 35, datum of the elements show as follows:

H31 Piece of core

XE6-D310-0.2-B SJ97-65 (Thickness 12.5 m/m)

XI6-D310-0.2-B SJ97-65 (Thickness 12.5 m/m)

    ______________________________________                                        Winding     Turns   Wire outer diameter (m/m)                                 ______________________________________                                        L31         3000    0.03                                                      L32          2      2.50                                                      L33         800     0.13                                                      ______________________________________                                    

BCR31=TLC386A; BCR32=BTA26-700;

SCR31=CR02AM-1; DZ31=2CW53;

D31 to D34=1N4001; C31=0.22 μF;

C32=22 μF; C33=0.15 μF; R31=30 Ω;

R32=150 Ω; R33=4.7K Ω; R34=91K Ω;

R35=100 Ω; R36=82 Ω.

In FIG. 35, the additional on-state voltage-drop is under 0.05 volt whenthe load current is 20 amperes. It shows that the reducing effect of theadditional on-state voltage-drop is even more remarkable under largeload current for this invention.

FIG. 36 shows a detailed circuit diagram of third preferred embodimentof first project of this invention. This is an AC solid state relay withoverload protection using the triggering pulse control zero-crosson-off. The applicable range of the AC power source 1 is 100 volts to250 volts, 50 hertzs. The allowable change range of the load current is0.8 ampere to 3 amperes. The mutual inductor H61 corresponding with themutual inductor H1 in FIG. 13. The resistor R611 corresponding with theimpedance element Z in FIG. 13. The rectifying and voltage stabilizingcircuit consists of five diodes D61 to D65, the Zener diode DZ61, theresistor R61 and the capacitor C61. The control circuit comprising threeparts: the first has zero-cross on function using triggering pulsecontrol and consists of the photoelectric coupler LEC61, fourtransistors BG63 to BG66 and the outer-periphery elements; the secondhas zero-cross off function using triggering pulse control and consistsof the photoelectric couple LEC62, the transistor BG62, two resistor R62and R63; the third has overload protection function and consists of thethyristor SCR61, the transistor BG61, three resistor R63, R614 and R615.The MCBS module uses a form as shown in FIG. 1. How operation of thisrelay shows as follows: when the thyristor BCR61 is cut-off, thezero-cross moments of the sine pulsating voltage of the output of therectifying circuit and the voltage of the AC power source 1 are the sameapproximately because the phase of this sine pulsating voltage may beadjust through changing the parameter of the mutual inductor H61 and theresistance value of the resistor R611; this pulsating voltage makes thetransistor BG63 having pulsating base current via the resistor R64. Whenthe input terminals Y and Y' of the photoelectric coupler LEC61 are putin a pulse of which the width is more than 10 milliseconds, the internalphotoelectric transistor of the coupler LEC61 conducts on so theregenerated power supply via this photoelectric transistor and theresistor R65 put in the collector of the transistor BG63 and the base ofthe transistor BG65. At this time, the base current of the transistorBG65 depends on conduction condition of the transistor BG63, therefore,only at the zero-cross nearby of the said sine pulsating voltage, thetransistor BG63 is cut-off and the transistor BG65 and BG64 can conducton, thus the thyristor BCR61 is triggered conduction and the load 2 iselectrified. After the transistor BG64 is conduction, its collectorvoltage through the resistor R69 pours into ba se current towards thetransistor BG66 and makes the transistor BG66 conduction, therefore,after the pulse between the terminals Y and Y' disappears, thetransistor BG64 remains conduction and the load 2 remains cut-in. Whenthe input terminals W and W' of the photoelectric coupler LEC62 are putin a pulse, the internal photoelectric transistor of the coupler LEC62turns conduction and makes the transistor BG62 conduction, hence thevoltage of regenerated power supply decreases greatly so that thetransistor BG64 is cut-off and the thyristor BCR61 turns cut-off at thezero-cross, and the load and 2 is turned off. When the load 2 is cut-inand the load current exceeds rating, the output voltage of therectifying circuit will increase and makes the transistor BG61 and thethyristor SCR61 turn on ,thus the regenerated power supply isshort-circuited so the transistor BG64 and the thyristor BCR61 iscut-off, and the load 2 is tuned off. That is overload protectionfunction.

In FIG. 36, datum of the elements show as follows:

H61 Piece of core

XE6-D310-0.2-B SJ97-65 (Thickness 12.5 m/m)

XI6-D310-0.2-B SJ97-65 (Thickness 12.5 m/m)

    ______________________________________                                        Winding      Turns  Wire outer diameter (m/m)                                 ______________________________________                                        L61          3000   0.03                                                      L62           20    0.63                                                      L63          1000   0.13                                                      ______________________________________                                    

BCR61=TLC386A; SCR61=CR02AM-1;

D61 to D65=1N4001; DZ61=2CW54;

BG61, BG62, BG63=9012; BG64=9013;

BG65, BG66=9012; LEC61, LEC62=GD-10;

C61=22 μF; C62=0.1 μF;

R61=47 Ω; R62=4.7K Ω; R63=4.7K Ω;

R64=10K Ω; R65=100K Ω; R66=3.6K Ω;

R67=2K Ω; R68=2K Ω; R69=47K Ω;

R610=150 Ω; R611=8.2K Ω; R612=100 Ω;

R613=2K Ω; R614=470 Ω; R615=10K Ω.

FIG. 37 shows a detailed circuit diagram of fourth preferred embodimentof first project of the invention. This is a two-wire form three phasesprotection switch using two buttons control on-off of the three phasesload. The AC power source is three phases 380 volts, 50 hertzs. Theterminal A,B and C are connected to correspondent the three phases powersource respectively. The load is a three phases motor (type J32-2). Thefeature of this switch is that the passages between the three phaseswill be isolated after disconnecting the three phases load whether thisswitch is connected to the three phases power source or not. Becausesome circuit configuration and how operation of this switch is similarto the said mentions, selective description shows as follows: the mutualinductor H71 has three secondary windings L73, L74 and L75, their outputvoltages by rectifying and voltage stabilizing form three regeneratedpower supplies which trigger the thyristor BCR71, BCR72 and BCR73 viathe resistor R72, R74 and R76 respectively. When the thyristor BCR71 iscut-off and the button K71 is pushed down, A phase power source via thewinding L71, the three phases motor, the overvoltage protectioncomponent (the capacitor C710 and the resistor R717) and B phase powersource form a loop; on the other hand, A phase power source via thewinding L71, the three phases motor, the overvoltage protectioncomponent (the capacitor C711 and the resistor R718) and C phase powersource form a loop, thus to rely on the current in the winding L71obtains three regenerated power supplies. When the thyristor BCR71 isconduction, to rely on A phase load current in the winding L72 obtainsthree regenerated power sources. The mutual inductor H72 and H73 is usedonly as overload protection, their overload signals across the windingL77 and L79 by rectifying, dividing voltage and delay trigger thethyristor SCR72 and SCR73 respectively; that the thyristor SCR71 to betriggered is similar to the thyristor SCR72 and SCR73, therefore, whenovercurrent of any one phase or the three phases motor stoppingrotation, the three phases main circuit will be turned off together.This switch may be easily added to the broken phase protection and theoverheat protection, also may chance into the sensor controlling thethere phases load.

In FIG. 37, datum of the elements show as follows:

H71 Piece of core

KE10-D310-0.35-Y SJ98-65 (Thickness 10 m/m)

KI10-D310-0.35-Y SJ98-65 (Thickness 10 m/m)

    ______________________________________                                        Winding     Turns   Wire outer diameter (m/m)                                 ______________________________________                                        L71         3000    0.07                                                      L72          20     0.63                                                      L73, L74    700     0.13                                                      L75         800     0.13                                                      ______________________________________                                    

H72,H73 Piece of core

XE6-D310-0.2-B SJ97-65 (Thickness 12.5 m/m)

XI6-D310-0.2-B SJ97-65 (Thickness 12.5 m/m)

    ______________________________________                                        Winding      Turns  Wire outer diameter (m/m)                                 ______________________________________                                        L76, L78      15    0.50                                                      L77, L79     1500   0.13                                                      ______________________________________                                    

BCR71 to BCR73=BTA06-700;

SCR71 to SCR73=CR02AM-1;

D71 to D720=1N4001; DZ71 to DZ73=2CW54;

C71 to C73=22 μF; C74, C76, C78=47 μF;

C75, C77=0.47 μF; C79=0.1 μF;

C710, C711=0.22 μF; R71, R73, R75=30 Ω;

R72, R74, R76=100 Ω; R77, R710, R713=4.7K Ω;

R78, R711, R714=1K Ω;

R79, R712, R715=20K Ω;

R716, R717, R718=100 Ω.

FIG. 38 shows a detailed circuit diagram of first preferred embodimentof second project of this invention. This is a HF oscillation typetwo-wire proximity switch with overload protection. The applicable rangeof the AC power source 1 is 100 volts to 250 volts, 50 hertzs. Theapplicable range of the load current is 0.8 ampere to 3 amperes. Thewinding L21 in the mutual inductor H21 corresponding with the winding L4in FIG. 14; the winding L22 corresponding with the winding L5 in FIG.14; the winding L23 is a supplemental secondary winding for overloadprotection. The diode D25 and the resistor R22 corresponding with thediode D and the resistor R in FIG. 14. The rectifying circuit consistsof four diode D21 to D24. The voltage stabilizing consists of theresistor R23, the Zener diode DZ21 and the capacitor C25. The controlcircuit consists of six NOT gates, three transistors BG21, BG22,BG23,the winding L23 and the outer-periphery elements. The MCBS module uses aform as shown FIG. 1.

Operating process of this proximity switch shows as follows: when themetal probe leaves far the sensory coil L24, the HF oscillator whichcomprises three NOT gates F21, F22 and F23 is oscillation; the outputsignal of the NOT gate F26 can not make the transistor BG22 and BG23conduction ,thus the thyristor BCR21 is cut-off and the load 2 maintainsoff. When the metal probe approaches to the sensory coil L24 and entersinto effective distance, the HF oscillator ceases oscillation; theoutput signal of the NOT gate F26 via the JFET BG21 causes thetransistor BG22 and BG23 conduction so the thyristor BCR21 is turned onand the load 2 is cut-in. When the load current exceeds rating, thevoltage across the winding L123 increases, thus the voltage across thecapacitor C24 increases and the JFET BG21 becomes cut-off, therefore,the transistor BG22 and BG23 from conduction changes into cut-off ,thusthe thyristor BCR21 becomes cut-off and the load 2 is turned off.Afterwards the capacitor C24 discharge pass the resistor R25 and thevoltage across it decreases gradually; when this voltage reduces to theopen voltage of the JFET BG21, the JFET BG21 becomes conduction so thethyristor BCR21 conducts on and the load 2 is turned on; that isautomatic reset. If the overload cause has been removed since then, theload 2 will be on all along; if the overload cause is remained, the load2 will be off again after short-lived cut-in.

In FIG. 38, datum of the elements show as follows:

H21 Piece of core

XE6-D310-0.2-B SJ 97-65 (Thickness 10 m/m)

XI6-D310-0.2-B SJ 97-65 (Thickness 10 m/m)

    ______________________________________                                        Winding     Turns   Wire outer diameter (m/m)                                 ______________________________________                                        L21          18     0.08                                                      L22         1000    0.13                                                      L23         500     0.13                                                      ______________________________________                                    

L24 MX-2000 ferrite core (type G22B); turns 200; Wire outer diameter 0.1m/m.

F21 to F26=5C003; BCR21=TLC386A;

BG21=3DJ9I; BG22=9013;

BG23=9012; D21 to D24=1N4001;

D25=1N4007; D26=1N4001;

D27, D28=1N4148; DZ21=2CW53;

DZ22, DZ23=2CW51; DZ24=2CW52;

C21, C22, C23=0.1 μF; C24=100 μF;

C25=22 μF; C26, C27, C28=5100PF;

C29=3300PF; C210=2200PF;

R21=100 Ω; R22=10K Ω; R23=30 Ω;

R24=1K Ω; R25=100K Ω; R26=100 Ω;

R27=5.1K Ω; R28=51K Ω; R29=51K Ω;

R210=150K Ω; R211=3.6K Ω; R212=2K Ω;

R213=150 Ω; R214=10K Ω; R215=10K Ω.

In FIG. 38, the additional on-state voltage-drop is 0.2 volt when theload current is 2.5 amperes; the additional off-state current (averagevalue) is 10 milliamperes when the AC power source is 220 volts. Theoverload protection acts when the load current exceeding 3 amperes. Thetime of automatic reset is 30 seconds; it may be set up anew by changingthe resistor R25.

FIG. 39 shows a detailed circuit diagram of second preferred embodimentof second project of this invention. This is a two-wire protectionswitch which applies to audio and superaudible frequency and relies ontwo buttons control on-off. The frequency of the AC power source 1 is 3Khertzs and 25K hertzs; the wave form is the bidirectional square wave;the amplitude is 100 volts. The load is a resistor; the load currentamplitude is 1 ampere. The mutual inductor H41 corresponding with themutual inductor H2 in FIG. 14; the diode D49 and the resistor R45corresponding with the diode D and the resistor R in FIG. 14. Therectifying circuit consists of four diodes D41 to D44. The voltagestabilizing circuit consists of the resistor R41, the Zener diode DZ41and the capacitor C41. The control circuit consists of the button K41,K42, the resistor R42, R43, R44, the thyristor SCR41. The MCBS moduleuses a form as shown FIG. 9. Operating process of this switch is similarto the circuit in FIG. 35, therefore, both the same parts are no longernarrated repeatedly, different respect has two points: the first is thatthe AC power source 1 via the load2, the diode D49, the resistor R45 andthe Zener diode DZ41 establishes the regenerated power supply at theZener diode DZ41 when the transistor BG41 and BG42 are cut-off and thebutton K41 is pushed down. The second is that the regenerated powersupply via the resistor R42 pours into the base current to thetransistor BG41 and makes the Darington to maintain conduction when theload is electrified.

In FIG. 39, datum of the elements show as follows:

H41 (under 3K hertzs) (L42 add to metal shield)

Core: MX2000 circle ferrite core (standards 13*7*5)

    ______________________________________                                        Winding      Turns  Wire outer diameter (m/m)                                 ______________________________________                                        L41           10    0.50                                                      L42          250    0.13                                                      ______________________________________                                    

H41 (under 25K hertzs) (L42 add to metal shield)

Core: MX2000 circle ferrite core (standards 10*6*5)

    ______________________________________                                        Winding      Turns  Wire outer diameter (m/m)                                 ______________________________________                                        L41           2     0.50                                                      L42          38     0.13                                                      ______________________________________                                    

BG41=D1571; BG42=SDK1300;

SCR41=CR02AM-1; DZ41=2CW53;

D41 to D44=1N4148; D45 to D49=2CN1B;

C41=1 F μ; R41=30 Ω; R42=150 Ω;

R43=4.7K Ω; R44=91K Ω; R45=4.7K Ω.

FIG. 40 shows a detailed circuit diagram of third preferred embodimentof second project of this invention. This is a two-wire protectionswitch used in the compressor motor. The applicable range of the ACpower source 1 is 100 volts to 250 volts, 50 hertzs. The load 2 is a 150watts single-phase compressor motor. The winding L51 and L52 in themutual inductor H51 corresponding with the winding L4 and L5 in FIG. 14.To set up second secondary winding L53 is necessary to establish asubsidiary regenerated power supply. The diode D5 and the resistor R512corresponding with the diode D and the resistor R in FIG. 14. Therectifying circuit consists of four diodes D51 to D54. The voltagestabilizing circuit consists of the resistor R51, the Zener diode DZ51and the capacitor C51. The control circuit consists mainly of thetransistor BG51, BG52,BG53, the thyristor SCR51 and their outerperiphery elements. The MCBS module uses a form as shown FIG. 1. Thefunctions of the control circuit have short-lived power-off protection,starting overcurrent protection, operating overcurrent protection andautomatic reset.

The operating process of this switch shows as follows: afterelectrifying, the AC power source 1 via the motor M, the diode D55 andthe resistor R512 establishes the regenerated power supply at the Zenerdiode DZ51. This regenerated power supply pours into the base current tothe transistor BG53 via the resistor R510 and the source and the drainelectrode of the JFET BG54, makes the transistor BG53 and BG52conduction. After the transistor BG52 is conduction, its collectoroutput voltage via the resistor R54 triggered the thyristor BCR51, thusthe thyristor BCR51 conducts on and the motor M is electrified. Atpresent, because the load current exists in the winding L51, the inducedvoltage across the winding L53 makes the capacitor C53 charged via thediode D57 and makes the capacitor C54 charged via the diode D56, theresistor R59 and R510 so the JFET BG54 turns cut-off rapidly and theJFET BG51 turns cut-off after the starting time of the motor M. On theother hand, the collector voltage of the transistor BG52 pours into thebase current to the transistor BG53 via the Zener diode DZ52 so thetransistor BG52 and BG53 keep up conduction in spite of the JFET BG54has turned cut-off. If the AC power source 1 is short-lived power-offsince then and is electrified again, the transistor BG53 and BG52 cannot conduction and the motor M will be off because the JFET BG54 iscut-off. At the same time, the induced voltage across the winding L53disappears and the capacitor C53 discharges via the resistor R511, afterabout five minutes, the voltage across the capacitor C53 decreases tothe open voltage of the JFET BG54; because the JFET BG54 becomesconduction, if the AC power source 1 is already electrified at presentor will be electrified later, the thyristor BCR51 will be conduction andthe load 2 is electrified. The feature of this short-lived power-offprotection is that it does not happen delay cut-in when the AC powersource is first-time cut-in or is electrified again after the power-offtime exceeds five minutes. After the motor M started, the JFET BG51 iscut-off, if the operating current of the motor M exceeds the rating, theoutput voltage of the rectifying circuit will increase and makes thethyristor SCR51 is turned on via the voltage divider R55 and R56, thusthe regenerated power supply will be short-circuited so that thetransistor BG52 and the thyristor BCR51 is cut-off and the motor M willbe turned off. Later, the automatic reset is similar to the automaticcut-in of the short-lived power-off protection, i.e., the capacitor C53discharges, the JFET BG54 conducts, thus the transistor BG52 and thethyristor BCR51 is conduction and the motor M is turned on. Although thestarting current is greater than the operating current when the motor Mstarted, the operation overcurrent protection does not act, because theJFET BG51 is conduction at this time, so its drain-source resistance andthe resistor R57 form in series and then in parallel with the resistorR55, hence to reduce the trigger current and voltage of the thyristorSCR51; therefore, so long as to elect suitable value of the resistorR57, R59 and the capacitor C54, it is sure that the thyristor SCR51 doesnot conduct when normal starting current and time; however the thyristorSCR51 will conduct and the motor M turned off when the starting currentis overdone or the motor M can not start. Because later automatic resetis the same with the reset of the operation overcurrent protection, itis no longer narrated.

In FIG. 40, datum of the elements show as follow:

H51 Piece of Core

XE6-D310-0.2-B SJ97-65 (Thickness 12.5 m/m)

XI6-D310-0.2-B SJ97-65 (Thickness 12.5 m/m)

    ______________________________________                                        Winding      Turns  Wire outer diameter (m/m)                                 ______________________________________                                        L51           50    0.50                                                      L52          900    0.13                                                      L53          450    0.08                                                      ______________________________________                                    

BCR51=TLC386A; SCR51=CR02AM-1;

BG51=3DJ91; BG52=9013;

BG53=9012; BG54=3DJ9I;

D51 to D54=1N4001; D55=1N4007;

D56, D57=1N4001; DZ51=2CW54;

DZ52, DZ53, DZ54=2CW51; C51=22 μF;

C52=1 μF; C53=220 μF; C54=10 μF;

C55 to C57=0.1 μF; R51=30 Ω;

R52=3.6K Ω; R53=2K Ω; R54=150 Ω;

R55=5.6K Ω; R56=120K Ω; R57=1K Ω;

R58=1M Ω; R59=220K Ω; R510=22K Ω;

R511=510K Ω; R512=11K Ω; R513=100 Ω.

FIG. 41 shows a detailed circuit diagram of first preferred embodimentof third project of this invention. This is a two-wire temperaturecontrol switch. The load is a heater, the load current is 1 ampere.Because the current stabilizing component is used, the applicable rangeof the AC power source 1 is 25 volts to 220 volts, 50 hertzs The mutualinductor H111 corresponding with the mutual inductor H1 in FIG. 15. Thebidirectional current stabilizing component consists of the transistorBG111, BG112, the diode D115, D116, the current regulator diode WC111,WC112, the Zener diode DZ111, DZ112, the resistor R116 and R17. The MCBSmodule uses a form as shown in FIG. 3. Except for substituting thebidirectional stabilizing current component for the capacitor C11 inFIG. 34, other circuit configuration and temperature control performanceare the same with the circuit in FIG. 34. The thermistor R113 and R13are the same also.

Except the thermistor R113, datum of other elements show as follows:

H111 Piece of core

XE6-D310-0.2-B SJ97-65 (Thickness 12.5 m/m)

XI6-D310-0.2-B SJ97-65 (Thickness 12.5 m/m)

    ______________________________________                                        Winding     Turns  Wire outer diameter (m/m)                                  ______________________________________                                        L111        5500   0.03                                                       L112         30    0.50                                                       L113        1000   0.13                                                       ______________________________________                                    

IC111=CW7663; IC112=LM555;

TR111=SP1110; D111 to D114=1N4001;

D115=D116=1N4007; BG111=BG112=3DA87H;

WC111=WC112=3DH114; DZ111=DZ112=2CW53;

C111=0.047 μF; C112=22 μF; C113=0.01 μF;

R111=300K Ω; R112=100K Ω; R114=15K Ω;

R115=300 Ω; R116=R117=120K Ω.

FIG. 42 shows a detailed circuit diagram of second preferred embodimentof third project of this invention. This is a two-wire protection switchusing two buttons control on-off. The MCBS module uses a form as shownFIG. 11, therefore, circuit configuration of this switch belongs to aform in FIG. 33. The applicable range of the AC power source 1 is 25volts to 220 volts. The applicable range of the load current is 0.5ampere to 2 amperes. Concrete operating process shows as follows: afterthe button K115 pushed down, two regenerated power supplies which areestablished at the same time make the thyristor SCR114 and SCR115conduction together and the load 2 is turned on. Two regenerated powersupplies are maintained to rely on the load current in winding L171later, thus the button K115 need not push down. When push down thebutton K116 or the load current exceeds 2 amperes, the thyristor SCR113and photoelectric coupler LEC111 conduct on so that the thyristor SCR114and SCR115 are cut-off and the load 2 is turned off.

In FIG. 42, datum of the elements show as follows:

H171 Piece of core

XE6-D310-0.2-B SJ97-65 (Thickness 10 m/m)

XI6-D310-0.2-B SJ97-65 (Thickness 10 m/m)

    ______________________________________                                        Winding     Turns   Wire outer diameter (m/m)                                 ______________________________________                                        L171        2500    0.03                                                      L172         30     0.50                                                      L173        500     0.13                                                      L174        500     0.13                                                      ______________________________________                                    

SCR113=CR02AM-1; SCR114=SCR115=CR3CM-12;

BG133=BG134=3DA87H; LEC111=CD-10;

WC121=WC122=3DH115; D176=D177=1N4007;

D178 to D185=1N4001; DZ126 to DZ129=2CW55;

C127=C128=1 μF; C129=0.1 μF;

R152=R153=100K Ω; R154=R159=510 Ω;

R155=120K Ω; R156=R157=6.2K Ω;

R158=R160=20K Ω; R161=100 Ω.

FIG. 43 shows a detailed circuit diagram of first preferred embodimentof fourth project of this invention. This is an AC two-wireshort-circuit and overload protection switch with automatic reset. Themutual inductor H121 corresponding with the mutual inductor H2 in FIG.16. The resistor R118 corresponding with the resistor R in FIG. 16. Therectifying circuit consists of four diodes D117 to D120. The voltagestabilizing circuit consists of the resistor R119, the Zener diode DZ113and the capacitor C114. The control circuit consists of the resistorR120, R121,R122,R123 and the thyristor SCR111. The applicable range ofthe AC power source 1 is 100 volts to 220 volts, 50 hertzs. Theapplicable range of the load current is 50 milliamperes to 2.5 amperes.The additional on-state voltage-drop is 0.7 volt when the load currentis 2 amperes. The MCBS module uses a form as shown FIG. 4.

When this protection switch is in normal work state, the unidirectionalthyristor SCR111 is cut-off, the VMOS FET VM111 and VM112 forwardconduct or reverse conduct alternatively for completing the AC passageof the main circuit. When the load 2 is short-circuited or the loadcurrent exceeds 2.5 amperes, the output voltage of the rectifyingcircuit increases so the thyristor SCR111 conducts and the regeneratedpower supply is short-circuited, thus VMOS FET VM111 and VM112 iscut-off and the load 2 is turned off. Hereafter, when the half-periodwhich the terminal 3 potential is higher than the terminal 3', thisswitch is turned on in several microseconds to ten odd microseconds forshort-circuit or in tens microseconds to several milliseconds foroverload. Therefore, after the causing reason of short-circuit oroverload is eliminated, this switch can automatic reset rapidly, resettime is less than 20 milliseconds.

Moreover, this short-circuit protection has three features: the first isthat either the circuit is electrified under the load to beshort-circuited or the load is short-circuited when the circuit to beelectrified, both have the same efficient protection; the second is thatthe short-circuit does not bring about the surge to the AC power sourceand the transmission line because the short-circuit instantaneouscurrent is restricted and the stable current (average value) is verysmall after the short-circuit, even the short-circuit may be used tocontrol on-off of the load; the third is that the performance of theshort-circuit protection is not relative to the power capacity of the ACpower source because the protection response time is extreme shortcompared with the time constant of a electric power system.

In FIG. 43, datum of the elements show as follows:

H121 Piece of core

XE6-D310-0.2-B SJ97-65 (Thickness 10 m/m)

XI6-D310-0.2-B SJ97-65 (Thickness 10 m/m)

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VM111=VM112=IRF740; SCR111=CR02AM-1;

DZ113=2CW62; D117 to D120=1N4001;

C114=0.33 Fμ; R118=R120=130K Ω;

R119=R122=390 Ω; R121=4.7K Ω;

R123=100K Ω.

FIG. 44 shows a detailed circuit diagram of second preferred embodimentof fourth project of this invention. This AC two-wire short-circuit andoverload protection switch with automatic reset in super-audiblefrequency. The AC power source 1 is a frequency 50K hertzs,bidirectional square wave, amplitude is 100 volts. The current amplitudeof the load 2 is about 1 ampere. Except for substituting the transistorBG135 and BG136 for the thyristor SCR111 in FIG. 43, other circuitconfiguration is similar to the circuit in FIG. 43 so that protectionperformance and operating process is similar to the circuit in FIG. 43,but response time and reset time are different.

In FIG. 44, datum of the elements show as follows:

H181 Ferrite circle core (L182 add to metal shield)

Type MX-2000 Standards 10*6*5

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VM114=VM115=IRF740; BG135=3CG111;

BG136=9018; D186 to D189=1N4148;

DZ130=2CW62; C130=220PF;

R162=100K Ω; R163=120K Ω; R164=5.6K Ω;

R165=R166=390 Ω; R167=100K Ω.

FIG. 45 shows a detailed circuit diagram of a preferred embodiment offifth project of this invention. This is an AC two-wire short-circuitand overload protection switch with automatic reset. The MCBS moduleuses a form as shown FIG. 8. The resistor R124 corresponding with theresistor R in FIG. 17. The elements without designation are the samewith correspondent elements in FIG. 43, therefore, operating process anduse condition are similar to the circuit in FIG. 43 except that there isshort-lived cut-in in every half-period after protection action and thereset time is less than 10 milliseconds.

In FIG. 45, datum of the designation elements show as follow:

VM113=IRF740; D121 to D124=1N5404; R124=130K Ω.

FIG. 46 shows a detailed circuit diagram of a preferred embodiment ofsixth project of this invention. This is a two-wire protection switchusing two buttons control on-off. Because the current stabilizingcomponent is used, the applicable range of the AC power source 1 is 25volts to 220 volts, 50 hertzs. The applicable range of the load currentis 1 ampere to 3 amperes. The mutual inductor H131 corresponding withthe mutual inductor H2 in FIG. 18. The unidirectional currentstabilizing component consists of the diode D129, the Zener diode DZ115,the current regulator transistor WC113, two transistors BG113 and BG114,two resistors R130 and R131. The rectifying circuit consists of fourdiodes D125 to D128. The voltage stabilizing circuit consists of theresistor R128, the Zener diode DZ114 and the capacitor C116. The controlcircuit consists of two button K111 and K112, three resistor R126, R127,R129 and the thyristor SCR112. The MCBS module uses a form as shownFIG. 1. Except that the main circuit off-state feed circuit and the MCBSmodule are different to the circuit in FIG. 35, other circuitconfiguration is similar to the circuit in FIG. 35, therefore, theiroperating processes are similar, it no longer is narrated repeatedly.

In FIG. 46, datum of the elements shows follows:

H131 Piece of core

XE6-D310-0.2-B SJ97-65 (Thickness 10 m/m)

XI6-D310-0.2-B SJ97-65 (Thickness 10 m/m)

    ______________________________________                                        Winding     Turns   Wire outer diameter (m/m)                                 ______________________________________                                        L131         40     0.63                                                      L132        800     0.13                                                      ______________________________________                                    

BCR111=TLC386A; SCR112=CR02AM-1;

BG113=D1571; BG114=3DA87H;

WC113=3DH010; DZ114=2CW54;

DZ115=2CW60; D125 to D128=1N4001;

D129=1N4007; C115=0.1 μF;

C116=22 μF; R125=100 Ω;

R126=91K Ω; R127=4.7K Ω;

R128=30 Ω; R129=150 Ω;

R130=390 Ω; R131=100K Ω.

FIG. 47 shows a detailed circuit diagram of a preferred embodiment ofseventh project of this invention. This is an AC two-wire short-circuitand overload protection switch with automatic reset. The unidirectionalcurrent stabilizing component consists of the transistor BG115, thecurrent regulator diode WC114, the diode D130, the Zener diode DZ116 andthe resistor R132. Expect for substituting the unidirectional currentstabilizing component for the resistor R118 in FIG. 43, other circuitconfiguration is the same with the circuit in FIG. 43. Because thecurrent stabilizing component is used, the applicable range of the ACpower source 1 is 25 volts to 220 volts. Operating process andprotection performance and other use condition are the same with thecircuit in FIG. 43. The elements without designation are the same withcorrespondent elements in FIG. 43.

In FIG. 47, datum of the designation elements snow as follows:

BG115=3DA87H; WC114=3DH010; D310=1N4007;

DZ116=2CW53; R132=100K Ω.

FIG. 48 shows a detailed circuit diagram of a preferred embodiment ofeighth project of this invention. This is an AC two-wire short-circuitand overload protection switch with automatic reset. The unidirectionalcurrent stabilizing component consists of the transistor BG116, thecurrent regulator diode WC115, the diode D130, the Zener diode DZ116 andthe resistor R133. Except for substituting the unidirectional currentstabilizing component for the resistor R124 in FIG. 45, other circuitconfiguration is the same with the circuit in FIG. 45. Because thecurrent stabilizing component is used, the applicable range of the ACpower source 1 is 25 volts to 220 volts. Operating process andprotection performance and other use condition are the same with thecircuit in FIG. 45. The elements without designation are the same withcorrespondent elements in FIG. 45.

In FIG. 48, datum of the designation elements show as follows:

BG116=3DA87H; DZ116=2CW53; WC115=3DH110;

D131=1N4007; R132=100K Ω.

FIG. 49 shows a detailed circuit diagram of a preferred embodiment ofninth project of this invention. This is a two-wire temperature controlswitch. The load 2 is a heater, the load current is 1 ampere. Theapplicable range of the AC power source 1 is 150 volts to 220 volts, 50hertzs. The mutual inductor H141 corresponding with the mutual inductorH2 in FIG. 21, the capacitor C117 corresponding with the impedanceelement Z in FIG. 21. Four diodes D132 to D135 corresponding with thebridging rectifying circuit BR in FIG. 21. The MCBS module uses a formas shown FIG. 5. Except for to add the Zener diode DZ118 at the outputterminals of the rectifying circuit, the configuration of the rectifyingcircuit and the voltage stabilizing circuit and the control circuit arethe same with the circuit in FIG. 41, so that the temperature controlperformance is the same with the circuit in FIG. 41. The elementswithout designation are the same with correspondent elements in FIG. 41.

In FIG. 49, datum of the designation elements show as follow:

H141 Piece of core

XE6-D310-0.2-B SJ 97-65 (Thickness 10 m/m)

XI6-D310-0.2-B SJ 97-65 (Thickness 10 m/m)

    ______________________________________                                        Winding     Turns   Wire outer diameter (m/m)                                 ______________________________________                                        L141        40      0.50                                                      L142       1000     0.13                                                      ______________________________________                                    

BG117=BG119=D1571; BG118=BG120=SDK1300;

D132 to D135=1N4007; DZ118=2CW60;

C117=0.5 μF.

FIG. 50 shows a detailed circuit diagram of a preferred embodiment oftenth project of this invention. This is a two-wire temperature controlswitch. The unidirectional current stabilizing component consists of twotransistors BG123 and BG124, the current regulator transistor WC116, thediode D114, the Zener diode DZ119, two resistors R134 and R135. Fourdiodes D140 to D143 corresponding with the bridging rectifying circuitBR in FIG. 22. The MCBS module uses a form as shown FIG. 9.Configurations of the rectifying circuit and voltage stabilizing circuitand control circuit are the same with the circuit in FIG. 41 so that thetemperature control performance and use condition are same with thecircuit in FIG. 41. The elements without designation are the same withcorrespondent elements in FIG. 41.

In FIG. 50, datum of the designation elements show as follows:

BG121=D1571; BG122=SDK1300; BG123=3DA87H;

BG124=D1571; D136 to D139=1N5404,

D140 to D144=1N4007; WC116=3DH010;

DZ119=2CW60; R134=47K Ω; R135=200 Ω.

FIG. 51 shows a detailed circuit diagram of a preferred embodiment ofeleventh project of this invention. This is a two-wire temperaturecontrol switch. The capacitor C118 corresponding with the impedanceelement Z in FIG. 23. Two diodes D145 and D146 corresponding with thefirst diode D1 and second diode D2 in FIG. 23. The MCBS module uses aform as shown FIG. 3. Configurations of the rectifying circuit andvoltage stabilizing circuit and control circuit are the same with thecircuit in FIG. 49, so that the temperature control performance and usecondition are the same with the circuit in FIG. 49. The elements withoutdesignation are the same with correspondent elements in FIG. 49.

In FIG. 51, datum of the designation elements show as follow:

TR112=SP1110; D145=D146=1N4007; C118=1 μF.

FIG. 52 shows a detailed circuit diagram of a preferred embodiment oftwelfth project of this invention. This is a two-wire temperaturecontrol switch. The capacitor C119 corresponding with the impedanceelement Z in FIG. 24. Two diodes D151 and D152 corresponding with firstdiode D1 and second diode D2 in FIG. 24. The MCBS module uses a form asshown FIG. 7. Configurations of the rectifying circuit and the voltagestabilizing circuit and control circuit are the same with the circuit inFIG. 49, the elements without designation in FIG. 52 are the same withcorrespondent elements in FIG. 49. The temperature control performanceand use condition are the same with the circuit in FIG. 49.

In FIG. 52, datum of the designation elements show as follows:

SCR113=CR3CM-12; D151=D152=1N4007;

D147 to D150=1N5404; C119=1 μF.

FIG. 53 show a detailed circuit diagram of a preferred embodiment ofthirteenth project of this invention. This is a two-wire temperaturecontrol contact switch. The load 2 is a heater, the applicable range ofload current is 1 ampere to 3 amperes. The applicable range of the ACpower source 1 is 150 volts to 250 volts, 50 hertzs. The mutual inductorH151 corresponding with the mutual inductor H1 in FIG. 25. The capacitorC120 corresponding with the impedance element Z in FIG. 25. The MCBSmodule uses a form a shown FIG. 12. The rectifying and voltagestabilizing circuit consists of four diodes D153 to D156, the integratedcircuit IC113 and the outer-periphery elements. The control circuitconsists of the integrated circuit IC114 and the outer-peripheryelements. The R138 is a gradual change type negative temperaturecoefficient thermistor. When the cooling resistance value of thethermistor R138 increases to 30 kilo-ohms, third pin of the integratedcircuit IC114 becomes high level, thus the normally open contacts of themechano-electric relay JZ111 closes cut-in and the load 2 is turned on.When the heating resistance value of the thermistor R138 reduces to 7.5kilo-ohms, third pin of the integrate circuit IC114 is low level, thusthe normally open contacts of the mechano-electric relay JZ111 openscut-off and the load 2 is turned off. The additional on-statevoltage-drop of this switch is 0.8 volt when the load current is 1ampere.

In FIG. 53, except the thermistor R138, datum of other elements show asfollows:

H151 Piece of core

XE8-D130-0.2-B SJ 97-65 (Thickness 12.5 m/m )

XI8-D130-0.2-B SJ 97-65 (Thickness 12.5 m/m)

    ______________________________________                                        Winding     Turns   Wire outer diameter (m/m)                                 ______________________________________                                        L151        5000    0.03                                                      L152         80     0.63                                                      L153        1600    0.13                                                      ______________________________________                                    

IC113=CW7663; IC114=LM555;

JZ111=NT73C-510(12VDC); D153 to D156=1N4001;

C120=0.33 μF; C121=0.047 μF; C122=22 μF;

C123=0.01 μF; R136=820K Ω; R137=100K Ω;

R139=15K Ω.

FIG. 54 shows a detailed circuit diagram of a preferred embodiment offourteenth project of this invention. This is a two-wire temperaturecontrol contact switch. In FIG. 54, the designation elements composes aunidirectional current stabilizing component. In circuit configuration,except for substituting the unidirectional current stabilizing componentfor the capacitor C120, the others are the same with the circuit in FIG.53. Because the current stabilizing component is used, the applicablerange of the AC power source 1 is 25 volts to 250 volts; other usecondition and temperature control performance are the same with thecircuit in FIG. 53. The elements without designation are the same withcorrespondent elements in FIG. 53.

In FIG. 54, datum of the designation elements show as follows:

BG125=BG127=3DA87H; BG126=BG128=D1571;

WC117=WC118=3DH010; DZ120=DZ121=2CW60;

D157=D158=1N4007; R140=R141=100K Ω;

R142=R143=360 Ω.

FIG. 55 shows a detailed circuit diagram of a preferred embodiment offifteenth project of this invention. This is a two-wire protectioncontact switch using two buttons control on-off. The applicable range ofthe AC power source 1 is 150 volts to 250 volts, 50 hertzs. Theapplicable range of the load current is 1 ampere to 3 amperes. Themutual inductor H161 corresponding with the mutual inductor H2 in FIG.27 The diode D163 and the resistor R147 corresponding with the diode Dand resistor R in FIG. 27. The MCBS module uses a form as shown FIG. 12.The rectifying circuit consists of four diodes D159 to D162. The voltagestabilizing circuit consists of the resistor R144, the Zener diode DZ122and the capacitor C124. The control circuit consists of two button K113,K114, two resistors R145, R146 and the thyristor SCR113. Concreteoperating process shows as follows: after the button K113 is pusheddown, the regenerated power supply which is established by the AC powersource 1, the load 2, the diode D163 and the resistor R147 makes thecoil of the mechano-electric relay JZ112 electrifying, thus the normallyopen contacts of the relay JZ112 closes and the load 2 turned on.Thereafter, the regenerated power supply is maintained to rely on theload current in winding L161, hereupon, the button K113 need not pushdown. Afterward, only pushed down the button K114, the load 2 can beoff. When the load 2 is cut-in, if the load current exceeds 3 amperes,the thyristor SCR113 will be turned on, thus the coil of the relay JZ112is off and the contacts will open and the load 2 does not electrify.That is overload protection. The additional on-state voltage-drop ofthis switch is 0.7 volts when the load current is 1 ampere.

In FIG. 55, datum of the elements show as follows:

H161 Piece of core

XE8-D310-0.2-B SJ 97-65 (Thickness 12.5 m/m)

XI8-D310-0.2-B SJ 96-65 (Thickness 12.5 m/m)

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JZ112=NT73C-510(12VDC); SCR113=CR02AM-1;

D159 to D162=1N4001; D163=1N4007;

DZ122=2CW60; C124=22 μF; R144=51 Ω;

R145=120K Ω; R146=4.7K Ω; R147=3.6K Ω.

FIG. 56 shows a detailed circuit diagram of a preferred embodiment ofsixteenth project of this invention. This is a two-wire protectioncontact switch using two buttons control on-off. In FIG. 56, thedesignation elements composes a unidirectional current stabilizingcomponent. In circuit configuration, except for substituting theunidirectional current stabilizing component for the diode D163 and theresistor R147 in FIG. 55, the others are the same with the circuit inFIG. 55. Because the current stabilizing component is used, theapplicable range of the AC power source 1 is 25 volts to 250 volts;other use condition and protection performance are the same with thecircuit in FIG. 55. The elements without designation are the same withcorrespondent elements in FIG. 55.

In FIG. 56, datum of the designation elements show as follows:

BG129=3DA87H; BG130=D1571; WC119=3DH030;

DZ123=2CW60; D164=1N4007; R148=47K Ω;

R149=130 Ω.

FIG. 57 shows a detailed circuit diagram of a preferred embodiment ofseventeenth project of this invention. This is a two-wire protectioncontact switch using two buttons control on-off. The capacitor C125corresponding with the impedance element Z in FIG. 29; the diode D165and D166 corresponding with first diode D1 and second diode D2 in FIG.29. In circuit configuration, except for substituting the capacitorC125, the diode D165 and D166 for the diode D163 and the resistor R147in FIG. 55, the others are the same with the circuit in FIG. 55,therefore, protection performance and use condition are the same withthe circuit in FIG. 55. The elements without designation are the samewith correspondent elements in FIG. 55.

In FIG. 57, datum of designation elements show as follows:

D165=D166=1N4007; C125=1 μF.

FIG. 58 shows a detailed circuit diagram of a preferred embodiment ofeighteenth project of this invention. This is a two-wire temperaturecontrol contact switch. In FIG. 58, the mutual inductor is the same withthe mutual inductor H161 in FIG. 55, the capacitor C126 correspondingwith the impedance element Z in FIG. 30; four diodes D167 to D170corresponding with the bridging rectifying circuit BR in FIG. 30. Incircuit configuration, except for to add the Zener diode DZ124, therectifying circuit and the voltage stabilizing circuit and the controlcircuit and the mechano-electric relay of this switch are the same withthe circuit in FIG. 53, therefore, temperature performance and usecondition are the same with the circuit in FIG. 53. Except for themutual inductor, the elements without designation are the same withcorrespondent elements in FIG. 53.

In FIG. 58, datum of the designation elements show as follows:

D167 to D170=1N4007; DZ124=2CW62; C126=1 μF.

FIG. 59 shows a detailed circuit diagram of a preferred embodiment ofnineteenth project of this invention. This is a two-wire temperaturecontrol contact switch. In FIG. 59, four diodes D172 to D175corresponding with the bridging rectifying circuit BR in FIG. 31; theunidirectional current stabilizing component consists of two transistorsBG131 and BG132, the current regulator transistor WC120, the diode D171,the Zener diode DZ125, two resistors R150 and R151; the elements withoutdesignation are the same with correspondent elements in FIG. 58. Exceptthat the applicable range of the AC power source 1 is 25 volts to 250volts, other use condition and the temperature control performance ofthis switch are the same with the circuit in FIG. 58.

In FIG. 59, datum of the designation elements show as follows:

BG131=3DA87H; BG132=D1571; WC120=3DH030;

D171 to D175=1N4007; DZ125=2CW60;

R150=47K Ω; R151=150 Ω.

FIG. 60 shows a detailed circuit diagram of first preferred embodimentof twentieth project of this invention. This is a two-wire temperaturecontrol switch. The load 2 is a heater. The applicable range of the loadcurrent is 1 ampere to 6 amperes. The applicable range of the AC powersource 1 is 100 volts to 300 volts, 50 hertzs. In FIG. 60, the mutualinductor H191 corresponding with the mutual inductor H2 in FIG. 32; thecapacitor C133 and C134 corresponding with the impedance element Z1 andZ2 in FIG. 32. The MCBS module uses a form as shown FIG. 6. Fordecreasing reverse voltage-drop of two IGBTs (IG111 and IG112), it hasadded to two diodes D190 and D191. The rectifying and voltagestabilizing circuit consists of four diodes D192 to D195, the integratedcircuit IC115 and the outer-periphery elements. Except for to add theresistor R170, configuration of the control circuit of this switch isthe same with the circuit in FIG. 34, therefore, its temperature controlperformance is the same with the circuit in FIG. 34.

In FIG. 60, datum of the designation elements show as follow:

H191 Piece of core

XE6-D310-0.2-B SJ 97-65 (Thickness 12.5 m/m)

XI6-D310-0.2-B SJ 97-65 (Thickness 12.5 m/m)

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IC115=CW7663; IG111=IG112=GT8Q101;

D190=D191=P600G; D192 to D196=1N4001;

DZ131=2CW60; C131=0.047 μF;

C132=10 μF; C133=C134=0.22 μF;

R168=750K Ω; R169=100K Ω; R170=10K Ω.

FIG. 61 shows a detailed circuit diagram of second preferred embodimentof twentieth project of this invention. This is an AC two-wire short-circuit and overload protection switch with automatic reset. The mutualinductor H1101 corresponding with the mutual inductor H2 in FIG. 32. TheMCBS module uses a form as shown FIG. 4, therein, the internalcapacitors between the gate electrode and the drain of two VMOS FETs(VM116 and VM117) corresponding with the impedance element Z1 and Z2 inFIG. 32. The rectifying and voltage stabilizing circuit consists of fourdiodes D197 to D200, the Zener diode DZ133, the capacitor C135 and theresistor R173. The control circuit consists of the Zener diode DZ132,the thyristor SCR116, two resistors R171 and R172. The applicable rangeof the AC power source 1 is 30 volts to 220 volts, 50 hertzs. Thecurrent applicable range of the load 2 is zero to 5 amperes. The resettime is 0.5 second to 1 second when AC power source 1 is 220 volts. Theadditional on-state voltage-drop is 0.3 volt when the load current is 5amperes. Because the reset time is lengthened compared with similarcircuits herein above, this protection switch can adapt "slight degree"overload under the inductive load. Except that there is short-livedcut-in every about 0.5 second after protection action and the reset timeis different, protection performance of this switch is similar to thecircuit in FIG. 43.

In FIG. 61, datum of the elements show as follows:

H1101 Piece of core

XE6-D310-0.2-B SJ 97-65 (Thickness 10 m/m)

XI6-D310-0.2-B SJ 97-65 (Thickness 10 m/m)

    ______________________________________                                        Winding     Turns   Wire outer diameter (m/m)                                 ______________________________________                                        L1101        12     0.85                                                      L1102       5000    0.07                                                      ______________________________________                                    

VM116=VM117=IRFP360; SCR116=CR02AM-1;

DZ132=DZ133=2CW62; D197 to D200=1N4007;

C135=0.33 μF; R171=510K Ω;

R172=2K Ω; R173=6.2K Ω.

The said all the embodiments have explained some basic methods to carryout this invention used simple circuit configuration only. Actually,they can be install into various control circuits of lower powerconsumption, comprising various sensor control circuits, timed circuits,telecontrol circuits even the program control circuits which consists ofthe programmable controller or the single-chip microcomputer. Therefore,it is intended that those modifications and changes which become obviousto a person skilled in the art as a result of the teachings hereof willbe encompassed by the following claims.

What is claimed is:
 1. An alternating-current two-wire switchcomprising:a pair of external terminals means being connected to anexternal active alternating-current circuit with a load and saidexternal terminals means being connected in series with said load; amain circuit bidirectional switching module means having a first powerterminal, a second power terminal and at least a control terminal usedfor driving said module into cut-in; a mutual inductor means having aprimary winding and a secondary winding; means for connecting oneterminal of the primary winding to the second power terminal andconnecting the pair of external terminals respectively to anotherterminal of the primary winding and first power terminal means theprimary winding and said module are connected in series configurationwhich is connected between the pair of external terminals means to formthe operating current in the load passing through the primary winding bythe external active alternating-current circuit when the module isdrived into cut-in, and the load operating current to be converted intoa voltage level suitable appearing across the secondary winding byaction of the mutual inductor; a rectifying circuit means includes afull wave bridge; means for connecting the secondary winding to theinput of the rectifying circuit means to rectify the voltage appearingacross the secondary winding into a direct-current voltage appearingacross the output of the rectifying circuit; a direct-current voltagestabilizing circuit means includes a three-terminal direct-currentvoltage regulator and a energy storage; means for connecting the outputof the rectifying circuit to the input of the direct-current voltagestabilizing circuit means to regulate and filter the direct-currentvoltage appearing across the output of the rectifying circuit into arelatively constant direct-current voltage appearing across the outputof the direct-current voltage stabilizing circuit; a main circuitoff-state feed circuit means being energized at first by the externalactive alternating-current circuit via the load when the module iscut-off, then means for providing a relatively constant direct-currentvoltage appearing across the output of the direct-current voltagestabilizing circuit by actions of at least said feed circuit and thedirect-current voltage stabilizing circuit; a control circuit means forproviding a control signal; means for connecting the output of thecontrol circuit to the control terminal of said module means whereby thecontrol signal acts to drive the module into cut-in; and means forconnecting the output of the direct-current voltage stabilizing circuitto the power supply terminals of the control circuit, whereby thecontrol circuit means derives its operating power from the relativelyconstant direct-current voltage appearing across the output of thedirect-current voltage stabilizing circuit whether the module is cut-inor not.
 2. The alternating-current two-wire switch of claim 1 whereinthe main circuit bidirectional switching module means is a non-contactbidirectional switching device means having a first main terminal, asecond main terminal and at least a control terminal used for drivingsaid device into conduction, therein, the first main terminal, thesecond main terminal and the control terminal of said device meansstands for the first power terminal, the second power terminal and thecontrol terminal of said module respectively, said module being cut-inmeans said device being conduction means there is bidirectionalconduction between the first main terminal and the second main terminal,said module being cut-off means said device being no conduction meansthere is no conduction in either direction between the first mainterminal and the second main terminal.
 3. The alternating-currenttwo-wire switch of claim 1 wherein the main circuit bidirectionalswitching module means is a mechano-electric device means having twonormally open contacts and a driving coil used for driving the twonormally open contacts closing up, therein, the two normally opencontacts mean stand for the first power terminal and the second powerterminal of said module respectively, one of two terminals of saiddriving coil means stands for the control terminal of said module,another terminal means being connected to the common bus of therectifying circuit, the direct-current voltage stabilizing circuit andthe control circuit, said module being cut-in means the two normallyopen contacts closing up and said module being cut-off means saidcontacts opening.
 4. The alternating-current two-wire switch of claim 1wherein the mutual inductor additionally means having a second primarywinding means its self-impedance is very large compared with the primarywinding,; said main circuit off-state feed circuit means includes thesecond primary winding means being connected between said pair ofexternal terminals means a certain current exists in the second primarywinding when said module is cut-off means to form a relatively constantvoltage appearing across the output of the direct-current voltagestabilizing circuit by actions of the mutual inductor, the rectifyingcircuit and the direct-current voltage stabilizing circuit.
 5. Thealternating-current two-wire switch of claim 1 wherein the mutualinductor additionally means having a second primary winding; the maincircuit off-state feed circuit means includes the second primary windingand a two-terminal bidirectional current stabilizing component meanbeing connected in series configuration and being connected between saidpair of external terminals means a constant current exists in the secondprimary winding when said module is cut-off means to form a relativelyconstant direct-current voltage appearing across the output of thedirect-current voltage stabilizing circuit by actions of the mutualinductor, the rectifying circuit and direct-current voltage stabilizingcircuit; said two-dimensional bidirectional current stabilizingcomponent means includes two two-terminal unidirectional currentstabilizing components which are connected in an inverse-parallelconfiguration, therein, every two-terminal unidirectional currentstabilizing component means includes a current regulator diode used forreference and a transistor used for current amplification.
 6. Thealternating-current two-wire switch of claim 1 wherein the main circuitoff-state feed circuit means includes a resistor in series with a diodemeans being connected between one of said pair of external terminals andthe input terminal of the direct-current voltage stabilizing circuitmeans to form a relatively constant direct-current voltage appearingacross the output of the direct-current voltage stabilizing circuit bythe resistor current-listing, the diode rectifying and voltagestabilizing when said module is cut-off.
 7. The alternating-currenttwo-wire switch of claim 1 wherein the main circuit off-state feedcircuit means includes a impedor, a first diode and a second diode, theimpedor in series with the second diode means being connected betweenthe pair of external terminal and the first diode means being connectedbetween the input terminal of the direct-current voltage stabilizingcircuit and a connection node of the impedor and the second diode meansto form a relatively constant direct-current voltage appearing acrossthe output of the direct-current voltage stabilizing circuit by theimpedor current-limiting, said two diodes rectifying and voltagestabilizing when said module is cut-off.
 8. The alternating-currenttwo-wire switch of claim 1 wherein the main circuit off-state feedcircuit means includes a impedor and a bridge rectifier, one of theinput terminals of the bridge rectifier via the impedor means beingconnected to one of the pair of external terminals, another of the inputterminals of the bridge rectifier means being connected to another ofthe pair of external terminals and two output terminals of the bridgerectifier mean being connected to input of the direct-current voltagestabilizing circuit means to form a relatively constant direct-currentvoltage appearing across the output of the direct-current voltagestabilizing circuit by the impedor current-limiting, the bridgerectifier rectifying and voltage stabilizing when said module iscut-off.
 9. The alternating-current two-wire switch of claim 1 whereinthe main circuit off-state feed circuit means includes a bridgerectifier and a two-terminal unidirectional current stabilizingcomponent, two input terminals of the bridge rectifier means beingrespectively connected to the pair of external terminals and two outputterminals of the bridge rectifier via said unidirectional currentstabilizing component mean being connected to the input of thedirect-current voltage stabilizing circuit means to form a relativelyconstant direct-current voltage appearing across the output of thedirect-current voltage stabilizing circuit by said component currentstabilizing, the bridge rectifier rectifying and voltage stabilizingwhen said module is cut-off; therein, said two-terminal unidirectionalcurrent stabilizing component means includes a current regulator diodeused for reference and a transistor used for current amplification. 10.The alternating-current two-wire switch of claim 2 wherein thenon-contact bidirectional switching device means includes a triac,therein, the first main electrode, the second main electrode and thegate of said triac respectively means stands for the first mainterminal, the second main terminal and the control terminal of saiddevice.
 11. The alternating-current two-wire switch of claim 2 whereinthe non-contact bidirectional switching device additionally meansincludes a second control terminal means being connected to a common busof the rectifying circuit, the direct-current voltage stabilizingcircuit and the control circuit.
 12. The alternating-current two-wireswitch of claim 2 wherein the non-contact bidirectional switching devicemeans includes a first thyristor and a second thyristor mean beingconnected in an inverse-parallel configuration, a connection node of thecathode of the first thyristor and the anode of the second thyristormeans is the first main terminal, a connection node of the anode of thefirst thyristor and the cathode of the second thyristor means is thesecond main terminal, the gate of the first thyristor means is thecontrol terminal and the gate of the second thyristor means is a secondcontrol terminal additionally.
 13. The alternating-current two-wireswitch of claim 11 wherein the non-contact bidirectional switchingdevice means includes two transistor, their bases (or gates) mean beingconnected to each other means connection node is the control terminal,their emitters (or sources) mean being connected to each other meansconnection node is the second control terminal and their collectors (ordrains) mean are the first main terminal and the second main terminalrespectively.
 14. The alternating-current two-wire switch of claim 11wherein the non-contact bidirectional switching device means includes abridge rectifier and a transistor (or thyristor), the collector (ordrain or anode) and the emitter (or source or cathode) of saidtransistor (or thyristor) mean being connected between two outputterminals of said bridge rectifier, the base (or gate) of saidtransistor (or thyristor) means is the control terminal, the connectionnode of the emitter (or source or cathode) means is the second controlterminal, the connection node of the collector (or drain or anode) meansis called a start terminal and two input terminals of said bridgerectifier mean are the first main terminal and the second main terminalrespectively.
 15. The alternating-current two-wire switch of claim 11wherein the main circuit off-state feed circuit means includes aresistor means being connected between one of the pair of externalterminals and the input terminal of the direct-current voltagestabilizing circuit means to form a relatively constant direct-currentvoltage appearing across the output of the direct-current voltagestabilizing circuit by the resistor current-limiting, rectifying of theunidirectional passage between the second control terminal and oneexternal terminal, and voltage stabilizing when the non-contactbidirectional switching device is not conduction.
 16. Thealternating-current two-wire switch of claim 11 wherein the main circuitoff-state feed circuit means includes a two-terminal unidirectionalcurrent stabilizing component means being connected between one of thepair of external terminals and the input terminal of the direct-currentvoltage stabilizing circuit means to form a relatively constantdirect-current voltage appearing across the output of the direct-currentvoltage stabilizing circuit by rectifying of the unidirectional passagebetween the second control terminal and one external terminal, saidcomponent current stabilizing and voltage stabilizing when thenon-contact bidirectional switching device is not conduction.
 17. Thealternating-current two-wire switch of claim 12 additionally meanshaving a second control circuit, a second rectifying circuit and asecond direct-current voltage stabilizing circuit which is made up ofthe same construction as the rectifying circuit and the direct-currentvoltage stabilizing circuit correspondingly, and wherein the mutualinductor additionally means having a second primary winding and a secondsecondary winding; the second primary winding means being connectedbetween the pair of external terminals means the second primary windingis used for a main circuit off-state feed circuit, the second secondarywinding means being connected to the input of the second rectifyingcircuit, the output of the second rectifying circuit means beingconnected to the input of the second direct-current voltage stabilizingcircuit and the output of the second direct-current voltage stabilizingcircuit means being connected to the power supply terminals of thesecond control circuit means to form a relatively constantdirect-current voltage appearing across the output of the seconddirect-current voltage stabilizing circuit to be used for the powersupply of the second control circuit from a alternating-current voltagelevel suitable appearing across the second secondary winding byrectifying and voltage stabilizing whether the non-contact bidirectionalswitching device is conduction or not; the second control circuit meansfor providing a control signal which is synchronous with the controlsignal of the control circuit, the output terminal of the second controlcircuit means being connected to the second control terminal of thenon-contact bidirectional switching device, the second main terminal ofsaid device additionally means being connected to the common bus of thesecond rectifying circuit, the second direct-current voltage stabilizingcircuit and second control circuit, and first main terminal of saiddevice additionally means being connected to the common bus of therectifying circuit, the direct-current voltage stabilizing circuit andthe control circuit means two synchronous control signals driving saiddevice into bidirectional conduction.
 18. The alternating-currenttwo-wire switch of claim 13 wherein the main circuit off-state feedcircuit means includes a first impedor and a second impedor means forconnecting one terminal of the first impedor and one terminal of thesecond impedor respectively to the first main terminal and the secondmain terminal of the non-contact bidirectional switching device andconnecting another terminal of the first impedor and another terminal ofthe second impedor together to the input terminal of the direct-currentvoltage stabilizing circuit means to form a relatively constantdirect-current voltage appearing across the output of the direct-currentvoltage stabilizing circuit by said two impedors current-limiting,rectifying of two unidirectional passages between the second controlterminal and the pair of external terminals, and voltage stabilizingwhen said device is not conduction.
 19. The alternating-current two-wireswitch of claim 14 wherein the main circuit off-state feed circuit meansincludes a resistor means being connected between the start terminal ofthe non-contact bidirectional switching device and the input terminal ofthe direct-current voltage stabilizing circuit means to form arelatively constant direct-current voltage appearing across the outputof said stabilizing circuit by the resistor current-limiting, rectifyingof the bridge rectifier in said device and voltage stabilizing when saiddevice is not conduction.
 20. The alternating-current two-wire switch ofclaim 14 wherein the main circuit off-state feed circuit means includesa two-terminal unidirectional current stabilizing component means beingconnected between the start terminal of the non-contact bidirectionalswitching device and the input terminal of the direct-current voltagestabilizing circuit means to form a relatively constant direct-currentvoltage appearing across the output of said stabilizing circuit by saidcomponent current stabilizing, rectifying of the bridge rectifier insaid device and voltage stabilizing when said device is not conduction.21. The alternating-current two-wire switch of claim 18 wherein thefirst impedor and the second impedor mean are two electrode capacitiesof the transistors in said non-contact bidirectional switching device.